Steinite Radio labs plan major expansion to double capacity
Fred W. Stein, president, announced a new 800 by 180 foot fireproof factory addition on the Steinite site between Tenth and Eleventh streets at a cost of 100 000 to 125 000 dollars. The project will more than double floor space and employ about 650, with the first unit to be built east of the present building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinite Radio Laboratories
Fred W. Stein
Steinite
Commercial Street
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Tlorner
Wyatt & Roads
Kansas City
Stein
Eleventh Street
Siemire
Steinie
Steinite Company
Atchison
Ite
Fred Stein
Guy Elwell
Pittsburgh
Steinite Laboratories, Inc
F. W. Iggberg
Hernard Reilly
Joseph 8. Roth
Pioneer Rushville resident Mrs Mary Black dies
Mrs Mary Black 72 a Rushville MO pioneer died yesterday at 2 pm at her sister Miss Dora Howards home in Rushville after a week long illness from complications of diabetes and other diseases Funeral services will be at Miss Howards home Tuesday afternoon burial at Guthrie Okla She was widow of Robert Black daughter of William and Mrs Howard pioneers in the Rushville area She was born August 16 1804 married July 3 1870 and lived in St Joseph Guthrie before moving to Rushville eleven years ago She had perfect Sunday School attendance in Rushville and was a member of the Eastern Star at Guthrie Survived by two children six grandchildren three sisters a brother and other relatives Funeral arrangements announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Black
Rushville
Miss Dora Howard
Howard Thesday
Ewlay Wight
Guthrie
Okla
Mra Black
Robert Rlack
Mra
William 8. Howard
Howard
Town of
Columbus
Mr. Black
Pat Blakeley
Mrs. Black
St. Joseph
TSS
Mack
Oklahoma
State
Eastern Star
Black
William John Black
Myrtle Carter
Cashion
Starmer
Dora Howard
G. M. Sutherland
Dexter
J. M. Troward
John
Nie
R. A. Coleman
William EF. Wheeler
St. Mark’s Loutheran Church
J. M. McGrath
C. F. Ramsey
W. 8
Atchson
Lillian Waisner
New York
Atchison
Waisner
Ann Pennington
Ann
Wai
Peti Wevigy
Trey Etek
Withett
Seventeenth
Main Streets
Horner
Miss Horner
Marion Hartley
South Seventh Street
Wilhett
Ben Zacharias
Donald Peterson
Almst
Harry Yoeumn
Main Street
Tom Horner
Miss Florner
Harry Yocum
Isaac Horner
Independence Creek
Doniphan County
E. F. McGurk
Frankfort
Kas
Atchison Hospital
W. H. St. Deeers
Denver
Cole
Marie Farrell
Kansas Avenue
Santa Fe Street
San Horner
James Horner
Parnell
Formal opening of the Missouri Pacific Booster club rooms
A large crowd of Missouri Pacific officials railway workers and their wives attended the formal opening of the Missouri Pacific Booster club rooms at 407ty Commercial street. The event featured a Sedalia Shops band a four member mechanical department quartet talks by F W Basin and James Challiss and remarks by G K Stewart who announced a Women’s Booster club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Booster Club
Commercial
Sedalia Shops
GG. K. Stewart
Northern Kansas
Washington
Mechanical Departments
Roy Hoffman
W. R. Aimes
G. B. Evans
Ray Merritt
F. W. Basin
Omaha Educational Bureau
Basin
Focal
CC. C. Ashley
James Challiss
Missouri Pacific Lines
Mexico
Challiss
BE. F. Stroeh
St. Louis
J. Brown
Falls City
Nebr
J. W. Lemon
Sedalia
J. C. Damerel
Mechanical Department Association
J. H. Me. Quiddy
W. J. Seibert
J. K
Carmen
Little Rock
W. B. Jordan
W. E. Kline
Mr. Stewart
Delos Miller
Viola Barnes
Elizabeth Long
Angela Woolworth
William Stanton
George Linck
G. K. Stewart
Aimes
Stewart
Sedalia Orchestra
Atchison
Atchison High Debaters Defeat Two Opponents
Atchison high school debaters beat Holton and Effingham in triangular contests, edging Molton at Effingham with an eight to four to none points tally. The Atchison affirmative squad of Merle Kooch Helen Mangeltedort Morris Kaufman led the effort in Molton, while the negatives triumphed at Effingham with strong performances by Gertrude Gasset Kathryn Moxcey and Kenneth Glatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kenans
Holton
Effingham
Molton
Atchison High -Ches
Effingham High School
Horton
Effingham High
Atchison High School
Melton
Mise
Merle Kooch
Helen Mangeltedort
Morris Kaufman
Gertrude Gasset
Kathryn Moxcey
Kenneth Glatt
Felder
BE. T. Shelly
Atchison School Board
Jeroy Reynolds
Kansas University
London call service opens in Kansas third zone
Public notice of the London calling service opening in Kansas and neighboring states. Details on rates for three minute calls and overages, zone coverage, and acceptance policies. Local obituaries, car purchases, and community notes follow with miscellaneous items from Atchison.
Book Agent Case Stirs Atchison County Courtroom
A chaotic sequence in Atchison County details a book agent case with Thomas facing seven fraud charges for selling books to rural teachers. Writs, bond hearings, and habeas corpus actions unfold through district and city courts, with Judge Day and Judge Jackson presiding as Thomas toggles liberty and custody.
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Prom Sowley
Kaleidee
Arthur
Raneas City
A. Mercer
Will Coleman
District Court
Scheols
Thomas
Coleman
Jon Seibel
Lawrence Day
City Court
Day
Atchison County
Theese Bend
Sncere Thomas
O'Lock
Moxcey
W. A. Jackson
Thoms
Jackson
Reese
Lillith Parr
Matilda Graner
Judge Day
Amelia Banninger
Elizabeth Thomas
Mary Martin
Millard Whitson
Victor Clough
Grace Sanders
Ardyth Stryne
O'Keefe
Whitson
Baldwin Unable to Attend Club Opening
Baldwin of St Lente and president of the Missouri Pacific railway cannot attend the official opening of the new Misswert Pacific Bell in Sedalia Missouri on Wednesday night. James M Uhalli e will deliver the principal address describing his experiences with the railroad. Special music by the Missouri Pacific shops orchestra and features are planned for more than three hundred Missouri Pacific employees and their families tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baldwin
Pacific Bell
Ralein
St. Lone Tefay
Sweftetien
James M. Uhalli
Martie
Drex
Piett
Mellen
Fterneen
Sedalia
K. Stewart
Central Branch
Addition to Atchison grain elevator boosts storage capacity
The Pillsbury Flour Mills Co awards a $250,000 contract to expand the Atchison storage elevators to 1,750,000 bushels, increasing the company system capacity by 20 percent. Construction starts immediately. In other notes, local residents plan travel to Topeka for a wedding and a funeral service is slated at Mt. Vernon cemetery.
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Minneapolis
Pillebury Flour Mills Company
Tte
Atchison
Kaa
Fatal Home Fire Kills Woman in Atchison
Miss Florner Horner died after flames engulfed her clothing in a Weet Main Street home fire. Neighbors and bystanders helped smother the blaze and she was taken to Atchison hospital in critical condition where she later died.
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Radio Plant
Pred W, Steen
Steinite Laboratories
John McGrath
Maur Abil
Margaret Wilson
Atchisontreet
BB. Hole
Monrovia
W. P. Wassner
Fifty-fourth Street
W. PF. Guthrie
William
Security Metal Products
Weis Manufacturing Company
Security Motel Products’ Company
W. ¥. Guthrie
Teuseon Steel Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Attchison
Guthries Paturn
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Harper
Mr. Harper
Bowling Green
Armour & Co
Harper
Masonic Lodge of
St. Joe
Portland
Ore
Henry Buchanan
Roy Harper
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. A. Dannuck
Amar No
Amarillo
Dotcor
Dunneck
Leroy
Pinnuck
George
Locomotive Finished Material Company
Atchison High
Wednesdar
Datty
London
W. M. Thistle
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
E. D. Nims
Colonel Shreves
Abbie Tyler
DeKalb
St. Joseph Hospital
B. Hannon
125 North Seventh
Linley Motor Company
Baltimore
Potter
Hillyards
John Stehwein
Minnesota Avenue
Mike Shea
Veterans Hospital
Shea
Maynard Walker
Kansas City Journal
Ward Lockwood
Walker
A. Lockwood
Maurice M. Burke
Leavenworth
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Burke
Globe
Arthur Thomas
Joan Voigt
Walter Voigt
Joan
Pacific Ocean
Lions Pool
Nels Fletcher
Register of Deeds
Sarah Pullen Nelson
San Diego
Cal
Stephen Dobbs
Branchton
George Madison
Frank Madison
North Atchison
Wiliam
Kline
Baldwin
Pillsbury
the Globe
Foswell Aliskogo
Chicago
Will Arensberg
Theodore
Goodland
Topeka
Warren Hundley
Oak Mills
Henry Vanderstay
St. Benedict's Church
Little Sisters of the Poor
Mr. Vanderstay
Mary and
Margaret Goreman
J. M. Goreman
Matilda Rossier
Assumption Church
California
Mise Pose Horner
Gies
Weet Main Street
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